Science

The way we set our thermostats in our homes may be more deeply rooted in our childhood habits than we realize. A recent survey conducted by researchers from Maynooth University in Ireland and the University of Maryland in the US sheds light on the connection between childhood thermal environments and current thermostat preferences. This article
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Sepsis, a life-threatening condition triggered by the body’s extreme response to an infection, can have devastating consequences on vital organs and cognitive function. In severe cases, known as septic shock, there is a significant decrease in plasma levels of vitamin C. Researchers from the University of Melbourne conducted a study using sheep to investigate the
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In a world where stress and negativity seem to be the norm, the power of gratitude cannot be understated. A recent study conducted by researchers from the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health sheds light on the link between gratitude and longevity. While the study doesn’t prove causation, it does suggest that having an
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In a groundbreaking study, scientists have delved into the world of quail eggs to gain a deeper understanding of early fetal development. By utilizing quail embryos that express a fluorescent peptide binding to actin proteins, researchers were able to capture real-time images of crucial developmental processes. This innovative approach has provided a closer look at
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